Do you already have flashcards stored on your computer in a different format? Use this to upload your pre-made
cards. I've listed several different formats, but if you'd like another one, contact me.
Files other than Excel must be in plain text format (UTF8 encoded for foreign characters).
If you are on a Mac, you can use TextEdit and then
use the menu option Format->Make Plain Text. Windows users can use Notepad or
WordPad
and save as a .txt file.
After you upload your file, you will then be in the Card Editor where you can modify these cards. You
must
then Preview Changes/Save to save these cards.
Format: question, newline, answer(s), newline, blank line.
Example:
Who was the first man on the moon?
Neil Armstrong
How many fingers am I holding up?
3
Format: json
Example:
JSON that contains cards and header information.
Format: Column A: question; Column B: answer
Example:
| A |
B |
| Who was the first man on the moon? |
Neil Armstrong |
| How many fingers am I holding up? |
3 |
Format: question, comma, answer, newline.
Example:
Who was the first man on the moon?,Neil Armstrong
How many fingers am I holding up?,3
Format: question, semi-colon, answer, newline.
Example:
Who was the first man on the moon?;Neil Armstrong
How many fingers am I holding up?;3
Format: question, tab, answer, newline.
Example:
Who was the first man on the moon? <tab> Neil Armstrong
How many fingers am I holding up? <tab> 3
Format: XML based.
Example:
<item id="_1">
<cat>xml category</cat>
<Q>XML question within this tag.</Q>
<A>Answer within this tag.</A>
</item>
Format: XML based 2.
Example:
<flashcards>
<card number="1" question="Who was the first man on the moon?" answer="Neil Armstrong" />
<card number="2" question="How many fingers am I holding up?" answer="3" />
</flashcards>